
In a world of exponential change, long-term thinking is crucial for sustainable longevity
By 2040 the over-65 population will grow by 53%. A report from Marsh and the World Economic Forum makes a multitrillion-dollar case for acting on that now.
Pat Tomlison is President and Chief Executive Officer of Marsh People and Investments and Vice Chair of Marsh. He also serves as CEO of Marsh US and Canada, with responsibility for leading across businesses to address clients’ increasingly interconnected risk, strategy, and people challenges.
Pat joined Mercer in 2014 as the leader for the workforce and rewards practice (formerly Career) in the US and Canada. From 2018 to 2020, he led the US East Market, guiding the business to meet ever-changing client needs. Prior to joining the company, Pat spent 17 years with Aon and served as an officer in the US Army. He is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point with a bachelor of science in sociology.
By 2040 the over-65 population will grow by 53%. A report from Marsh and the World Economic Forum makes a multitrillion-dollar case for acting on that now.
由于预期寿命延长,到2050,年60岁及以上人口预计将达到21亿人,几乎是当前数字的两倍。然而,在预期寿命延长的同时,许多地区的生育率在下降,这将对经济产生深远影响。公共和私营部门应携手合作,在医疗、劳动力和退休制度三大关键领域制定应对寿命延长的战略措施。
Los sectores público y privado deberían trabajar juntos para desarrollar respuestas estratégicas al aumento de la longevidad en tres áreas: salud, fuerza laboral y jubilación.
The public and private sectors should work together to develop strategic responses to increased longevity in three areas: healthcare, workforce and retirement.


